The present bibliography aims at informing and stimulating researchers when studying the multiple facets of medical diagnosis. The complexity of investigation in this domain can be judged by the fact that papers dealing with medical diagnosis do not appear in medical journals only. Clearly, medical diagnosis is no longer a strictly medical problem. Mathematical and statistical models and analyses must be created and improved before computer programs for diagnostics can be elaborated.

Problems of medical diagnosis--a bibliography.

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A review of computer techniques for dosimetry of interstitial and intracavitary radiotherapy.

A technique is described which shows a good correlation between computer dose rates based on a simulated pelvic irradiation system and dose rates measured in patients using a probe monitor. With radiation sources in position, the system described permits a rapid check of computer dosimetry output in a clinical situation. As a dual dose monitor system greater confidence in the accuracy of implant dose distribution is possible.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.3109/02841867509132676

Computer dosimetry based on pelvic simulation.

1. Various existing and publicly available computer programs for interstitial and intracavitary dosimetry were compared.2. All of the programs have adequate accuracy for the clinical problems which they solve.3. Suggestions regarding an "ideal" program are made.

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Evaluation of methods of computer estimation of interstitial and intracavitary dosimetry.

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Evaluation of methods of computer estimation of interstitial and intracavitary dosimetry.